Sherry's Trini Flavors — Restaurant in Altamonte Springs

If you're in the mood for an authentic taste of the Caribbean, look no further than Sherry's Trini Flavors. Nestled in the heart of the community, this gem offers a delightful culinary journey that showcases the vibrant flavors of Trinidad and Tobago.

From the moment you step inside, the warm and inviting atmosphere sets the stage for a memorable dining experience. The decor reflects the rich culture of the Caribbean, with colorful accents and a friendly staff that makes you feel right at home.

The menu is a treasure trove of traditional dishes that are both comforting and exciting. Start your meal with some mouthwatering doubles—fluffy bara filled with spicy chickpeas, drizzled with tangy sauces. Each bite bursts with flavor, and it's a perfect introduction to the bold culinary landscape of Trinidad.

For the main course, you can't go wrong with the curry chicken or the roti. The chicken is cooked to perfection, tender and infused with aromatic spices that transport your taste buds straight to the islands. The roti is flaky and soft, an excellent accompaniment that soaks up the delicious curry sauce.

Vegetarians will also find plenty to savor, with dishes like aloo pie and callaloo that highlight the freshness of local ingredients. The flavors are vibrant, and the portions are generous, ensuring you leave satisfied.

Don't forget to save room for dessert! The coconut tart and sweet potato pie are delightful endings to your meal, leaving you with the perfect sweet note.

Overall, Sherry's Trini Flavors is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Caribbean cuisine. With its delicious dishes, warm hospitality, and vibrant atmosphere, it’s a place that invites you to explore the rich culinary traditions of Trinidad and Tobago. Whether you're a longtime fan of Caribbean food or a curious newcomer, you're sure to leave with a smile and a...

I’ve been ordering from Sherry’s Trini Flavors consistently since I first stumbled upon it, and it has quickly become one of my favorite local gems. Every time I visit, I’m reminded why I keep coming back. The food is rooted in authentic Trinidadian flavor, and it’s clear there’s a lot of care that goes into each dish.

My absolute favorite is the beef curry and rice—hands down one of the best I’ve had. The seasoning is bold and well-balanced, the meat is tender, and every bite is packed with flavor. It’s my go-to order and never disappoints.

I also recently tried the chicken curry and rice, and while it’s decent, it just didn’t quite reach the same level as the beef. It felt like it was missing a bit of depth or seasoning that would’ve brought it to life. Still good, but not a standout for me.

Now, let’s talk about the doubles—they’re absolutely amazing. Perfectly soft bara, flavorful channa, and that signature tangy kick make them irresistible. The aloo pie, especially when paired with channa, is also fantastic—crispy on the outside, soft and seasoned on the inside.

If I had one critique, it would be the portion sizes—I often wish the servings were just a bit larger. That said, the pricing is fair and in line with the quantity and quality of the food, so no real complaints there.

Though it’s a small spot attached to a gas station with limited seating, it more than makes up for it with the exceptional service. The team is always friendly, welcoming, and fast, making every visit smooth and enjoyable.

Sherry’s is one of those places that once you try it, you’ll find yourself coming back again and again. Highly...

If you want authenticity: don’t go here. The food is stale and mush. If you cook our food you can tell it was cooked once then laid out then forms into one big mess. However, if you want day old food this will pass and can provide something to eat when you’re extremely hungry. They do not cover the food in between customers and they share the space with gas station items. To foreign standards this is acceptable. But in America there’s no warmers under the food increasing the chance of getting a GI upset. There’s no covers over the food either. So when the two young people are over the food talking on their phones etc. then go and dish the food (without washing their hands and I know what I do with my phone so just imagine) it’s unappetizing. This is also trini-Afro base cooking. And it’s not indo based. Which could further explain why the food didn’t taste as authentic. These 5 star reviews are very biased and probably friends of the people that work here. Guyana and Trinidad are indo Caribs. Make sure it’s our people cooking our food correctly. Not some dougla attempting to cook like one of us.

Caribbean Supercenter has authenticity when it comes to making the desserts/foods specifically to our people. They have the indo-caribbeans cooking the food and baking the pastries. And you know what? It tastes exactly like how it’s...